49ers (band)
49ers are an Italian Italo House and Euro Dance Project, which consists of producer and DJ Gianfranco Bortolotti and singer Ann -Marie Smith. It was named after the 49ers American football team San Francisco, because Smith was the 49th female singer at the casting.
They had a string of hits in the U.S. dance charts, including Touch Me and Do not You Love Me, both occupied in 1990 square one.
The 49ers are an example of two characteristics of the Italo House: The removal of lyrical hooks from other works, and the unbalanced use in terms of English grammar and pronunciation. The rhymes, which often form the chorus at Italo House songs arise, usually only in a very impressionistic way sense, if at all.
- 2.1 albums
- 2.2 Singles
History
The debut album
The project was founded by producer Gianfranco Bortolotti early 1988. The debut single The Valkyrie is based on a song by Chaba Fadela and Cheb Sahraoui called N'sel Fik and reached number 20 in France. A year later, Shadows. Only a short time after you won Dawn Mitchell for being the head of the Acts. Touch Me is partly made from a sample of Aretha Franklin's Rock-a- Lott, the chorus comes from Alysha Warren's own title Touch Me Do not You Love Me, which consists mainly of a sample of Jody Watleys hit Do not You Want Me is also increased in the Billboard Hot 100 and reached there place 78 Other borrowed phrases and melody parts are scattered throughout the album and makes it easier for the listener to an acoustic scavenger hunt. The song of the 49ers comes from Alysha Warren (born Alyesha Wallen ), except for I Will Survive, The Valkyrie and Shadows, and was implemented in the video lip-sync of Dawn, who also took over the vocals on I Will Survive.
Touch Me was established in January 1990, a Top 3 hit in the UK, the successor Do not You Love Me reached number 12 still the top 20 of the UK Singles Chart.
The following albums
A remix album and the single were single Believe In Me ( co-written and sung by Dawn ) published in 1991, shortly after she left the project and was replaced by Ann- Marie Smith. The next album, Playing With My Heart came out in 1992, this time with Ann -Marie Smith as a singer. Five singles were released from the album, Move Your Feet, Got to Be Free, The Message, Everything and Keep Your Love.